Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 Review by April 16, 2008
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Playing spot the difference every year can get a bit exasperating when it comes to Pro Evolution Soccer. Especially when the incremental changes somehow conspire to polarise opinion. We all (perhaps naively) imagined that Konami would use next-generation technology to create a footy experience that was not only unassailably realistic, but also technically adept.
On the evidence of the last two PES releases the truth, somewhat depressingly, is that Konami is stuck in a bit of a rut. With niggly gameplay issues compounded by dreadfully borked online play and an ongoing failure to resolve the licensing and presentation issues, the franchise’s dominant position among the hardcore is facing a bigger threat than ever.
After this recent loss of momentum, the last thing we expected was for the Wii version to turn out to be the most innovative football title in recent memory.
